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Ra Mortuary Nears Approval, Promising Dignity for Grieving Families
in Fiji NewsHope grows in Ra as a new mortuary nears final approval, promising a more accessible, dignified farewell for grieving families. Backed by the Ra Chamber of Commerce and local supporters, the 18-bay facility aims to open by February 2026.
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Fiji Tests AI Credit Pilot to Expand Lending, with Humans Keeping the Final Say
in Fiji NewsFiji is piloting an AI-driven credit assessment for unsecured loans, promising faster decisions while keeping human judgment at the core. Backed by international partners and aligned with national digital goals, the initiative aims to expand financial inclusion with secure, seamless lending. A bold step at the intersection of innovation and trusted banking.
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Snow Set to Sweep Across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula This Week
in NewsA fast-moving clipper system followed by lake-effect snow is shaping a wintry week for the region. Expect several rounds of snow with notable totals in the Western and Eastern Upper Peninsula and temperatures dipping below normal. The forecast remains dynamic as new systems roll in.
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Massachusetts Murder Trial: Disturbing Online Searches in the Ana Walshe Case
in NewsA Massachusetts husband sits at the center of a high-stakes murder trial after his wife’s disappearance sparks a tense courtroom drama. Disturbing online searches and chilling clues tip the scales in a case that tests truth, motive, and a family torn apart on a troubling January day.
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Fiji-India Deal to Bring Suva Super Specialty Hospital
in Fiji NewsFiji is poised for a health care revolution with the new Suva Super Specialty Hospital, a landmark India-backed collaboration. Beginning in 2026 and rolling out through 2030, it aims to bring advanced care—from cardiac services to pediatrics—closer to home while strengthening local medical expertise.
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Navua Police Officer Cleared of Harassment as Internal Affairs Probe Continues
in Fiji NewsNew updates in a Navua police case as investigators close one line of inquiry. With a sexual harassment allegation dismissed, internal reviews into the officer’s conduct are ongoing, underscoring the force’s commitment to accountability and public trust.
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Jobless Claims Dip to a Three-Year Low as Fed Decision Nears
in NewsUnemployment claims hit a multi-year low, stirring anticipation over the Fed’s next move on interest rates. With inflation stubborn and looming corporate layoffs, the coming weeks could reshape the outlook for workers.
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Chad Powers Season 2 Confirmed by Hulu as Powell Teases Bigger Plans
in NewsSeason 2 is on the horizon for Chad Powers, promising more of Russ Holliday’s comeback—and a few surprises along the way. With hints of bigger plans ahead, the next chapter is sure to spark plenty of chatter.
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Texas Panhandle Braces for Snow as Winter Advisory Warns of Slick Roads
in NewsWinter weather is moving into the Panhandle, bringing a chance of snowfall and slick roads. Forecasters warn of accumulating snow and much colder temperatures, with travel likely to be impacted as the system sweeps through.
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Brian Walshe Murder Trial Hinges on Chilling Body-Disposal Searches
in NewsChilling internet searches tied to a missing Massachusetts wife take center stage in a gripping courtroom saga. Prosecutors point to phrases like “best ways to dispose of a body” and “how long before a body starts to smell,” suggesting a troubling online trail and a possible motive. As the evidence unfolds, the case grows darker…
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Fiji’s People First: A New Party Shaping the Political Tide
in Fiji NewsFiji’s political scene could be shifting as a new party, People First, unveils a platform built on unity, inclusivity, and citizen welfare. Led by ten MPs after Fiji First’s split, it emphasizes the rule of law and a people-centered approach. An open seven-day window for public input hints at transparency and potential changes ahead.
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Fiji Election Reform Push: Opposition Leader Demands Greater Electoral Integrity
in Fiji NewsLeading voices in Fiji’s politics are pressing for electoral reform to protect integrity and trust in future elections. A top NFP figure highlights how certain laws could be misused and calls for stronger, independent scrutiny of the process, including the role of international observers. The discussion hinges on transparency, neutrality, and the standards that should…
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Avatar: Fire and Ash Sparks Early Praise as Cameron Bets Big on Pandora’s Future
in NewsAvatar: Fire and Ash is being hailed as an ultimate cinematic spectacle, elevating visuals and emotion to new heights. Early buzz promises a sweeping Pandora epic with breathtaking 3D, bold storytelling, and a grief-soaked journey for the Sully family that could redefine the franchise.
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Fiji Parliament Urged to Protect Electoral Integrity as Officials Overstep Mandates
in Fiji NewsOpposition MP Faiyaz Koya warns that acting beyond one’s authority could erode public trust in the government and the electoral system. As reform debates unfold, he calls for cross-party cooperation and attention to deeper concerns behind the recommendations.
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Fiji High Court Slams Social Media Defamation; $50,000 Damages Ordered
in Fiji NewsA High Court decision reinforces the boundaries between free expression and defamatory social posts. The case, involving online allegations about a fellow real estate agent, led to damages and costs being awarded. The ruling underscores the real-world harm of online statements and the importance of truth and accountability.
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Tragic Loss Shakes Polish Town as 11-Year-Old Actor Nikodem Marecki Dies
in NewsPoruszająca historia młodego, utalentowanego aktora, który zostawił trwały ślad w lokalnej społeczności. To krótkie spojrzenie na stratę, wspomnienia i siłę łączącą bliskich w obliczu tak młodego, znaczącego życia.
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Japan’s 1984 Gift to Fiji: A Milestone in Multicultural Heritage
in Fiji NewsDecades ago, a generous gift from Japan lit the Girmit Centre’s mission to celebrate Fiji’s rich tapestry of traditions—indigenous Fijian, Indo-Fijian, and Western influences. That moment signaled a lasting friendship and a commitment to preserving the country’s multicultural story for generations to come.
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Fiji Coral Coast 7s Qualifiers Kick Off with 28 Teams in Pool Showdown
in Fiji News28 teams clash in seven pools at Lawaqa Park, chasing seven coveted berths in Fiji’s Coral Coast 7s. Expect early-morning kickoffs, fierce pool play, and knockout drama that could redefine the main tournament. A day of high-stakes rugby and breakout performances awaits.
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Arctic Blast to Bring Bitter Cold and Snow Squalls to New England
in NewsArctic air sweeps into New England, bringing a rapid temperature plunge, gusty winds, and potent snow squalls that could cut visibility. The region braces for a brief but brutal chill before a gradual warm-up returns later in the weekend.
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Daily Show Teases Rotating Hosts for Season Finale
in NewsThe Daily Show is shaking up Season 30 with a Tuesday–Thursday rotation of five correspondent-hosts, while Jon Stewart handles Mondays. This week kicks off with a climate-themed chat from Elizabeth Kolbert and hints at more surprises as the finale nears and the team plans a big comeback in 2026. A fresh tempo, sharp humor, and…
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Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace Renamed in DC Amid Global Peace Push
in NewsA landmark renaming in Washington casts a new light on Trump’s peace ambitions, but the move rides a wave of controversy, lawsuits, and high-stakes diplomacy that could redefine his global legacy.